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    FCPC -COBM

    Foreign Language I-Nihongo I


    Long Exam I

    Name : CINCO,ANGIELYN A. Score : __________

    1. Name in Katakana : ( 10 Pts ) a-n-ji-e-n shi-n-ko

    2. What is the widely used dialect in Japan ? Kantouben

    3-5. What are the 3 Japanese writing systems

    3. Hiragana

    4. Katakana

    5. Kanji

    6. What is the Japanese writing system used in writing original Japanese words? HIRAGANA

    7. What does “GO” in the word “NIHONGO “ mean? __________Respect ____________________

    8. How many basic Hiragana characters are there ? 46 Basic Characters

    9. How do we call the Handakuten symbol? ( ゜-maru )

    10. What hiragana character is the product of the Character “ka” with a dakuten symbol? ( “-tenten)

    11. How do you call the respect bow in Nihongo ? Keirei

    12. What is sayonara in English? Good Bye

    13. What writing system is used to write names of foreigners and borrowed words? __KATAKANA___

    14. What dialect is used in Okinawa, Japan ? _____KYUUSHUBEN________

    15. How do you call the casual level of politeness in Japanese conversation? __Kenjougo___

    16. What is the suffix used for age in Nihongo ? __SAI____

    17. What is gakusei in English ? ___STUDENT __

    18. What Japanese writing system was taken from ideology and pictures? KANJI
    19. What do the Japanese say before eating? ITADAKIMASU

    20. What is expressions in Nihongo? ____________desu_________________

    21. How do you say “I am 20 years old in Nihongo? Watashi wa hatachi sai desu

    III. Write the following dates in Nihongo


    22. June 6 , Monday Rokugatsu muika getsuyoubi desu

    23. May 1 , Saturday Gogatsu tsuitachi doyoubi desu

    24. February 14, Thursday Nigatsu juuyokka mokuyoubi desu

    25. October 9, Saturday Juugatsu kokonoka doyoubi desu

    26. December 24, Friday Juunigatsu nijuuyokka kinyoubi desu

    27. March 2, Wednesday Sangatsu futsuka suiyoubi desu

    28. July 8, Monday shichigaysu youka getsuyoubi desu

    29. April 7, Sunday Shigatsu nanoka nichiyoubi desu

    30. August 10, Wednesday Hachigatsu tooka suiyoubi desu

    31. January 5, Tuesday ichigatsu itsuka kayoubi desu

    IV. Ima nanji desu ka -Time telling in Nihongo. Write the following times in Nihongo
    32. 12: 30 Juuniji sanjuppun desu

    33. 9:45 Kuji yonjuugofun desu

    34. 1:23 Ichiji nijupsanpun desu

    35. 4:10 Yoji juppun desu

    36. 5:32 Goji sanjupnifun desu

    37. 3:59 AM Sanji gojuukyuufun gozen desu

    38. 8:15 PM Hachiji juugofun gogo desu

    39. 7:08 AM Shichiji happun gozen desu


    40. 6:18 PM Rokuji juuhappun gogo desu

    41. 2:37 AM Niji sanjupp nanafun gozen desu

    Ganbatte kudasai !!!!!


    頑張ってください
    一期一会
    いちごいちえ
    Ichigo ichie
    Translation: “One life, one encounter”

    Meaning: Every encounter is a once-in-a-lifetime encounter.


    Sometimes used as a reminder to cherish every moment because
    you’ll only experience it once.

    Prepared by :

    CHARISSE ELIZA R. FAJARDO


    Foreign Language Teacher

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